Men In Great Place Are

The Light That A Man Receives By Counsel From Another Is Drier And Purer Than That Which Comes From His Own Understanding And Judgment, Which Is Ever Infused And Drenched In His Affections And Customs.

In One And The Same Fire, Clay Grows Hard And Wax Melts.

We Think According To Nature. We Speak According To Rules. We Act According To Custom.

Rebellions Of The Belly Are The Worst.

Excusations, Cessions, Modesty Itself Well Governed, Are But Arts Of Ostentation.